Ticket Timer

Ticket Timer tracks your working time per ticket on Stream Deck. Each Jira, GitHub or helpdesk ticket gets its own key with a live timer: press to start, press again to pause. At the end of the day you get a report showing how long you worked on which ticket.

Included actions:

Ticket: starts/stops the timer of its ticket. Green = running, red = paused. Hold to hide a ticket – its time stays in the report.

New Ticket: opens a small input window. Type the ticket name or number on your keyboard; it appears live on the key and lands on the next free Ticket key.

End of Day: shows today's total. Press twice to stop all timers and open the report.

Hide All: hold to stop and hide all tickets at once.

Ticket Dial (Stream Deck +): rotate through tickets, press to start/stop.

Report:

Timeline chart: one bar per start/stop, so you see what you did when and what ran in parallel

Time per ticket, decimal hours and share

Text summary and a CSV log for timesheets, saved to Desktop\TicketTimer

Setup tips:

Place a few empty Ticket keys first – they are the slots for new tickets

Edit times, rename or restore tickets in the action settings, even while a timer runs

Choose "only one timer at a time" if you never work in parallel

Timers keep running through restarts of Stream Deck or your PC.

Requirements: Windows 10/11, Stream Deck 7.1 or later.

- End of day report with timeline chart (HTML), text summary and CSV log

- Edit tracked times in the action settings, even while a timer runs